I went for a walk today with a friend, and we ended up at our local opshop - small but interesting. I found four more ties (75c but the lady only charged me 50c) for my collection waiting to be used for a patchwork something (dream on). Three different tartans to go with another tartan tie I found recently...is there a disillusioned Scotsman walking around Melbourne? The blue tie on the left with "Rainbow" on it is a company tie of some sort, but I liked it anyway.

A stunning scarf ($3) which has a label claiming to be made in France

And an interesting thingy that was in with the jewellery - $3. It has a tassell attached to it, so I don't really think it could be a pendant, but who knows? I'm not sure what I'll do with it. The Thingy is lying on a folded sheet of iron-on backing fabric used in patchwork - 50c - bargain! That stuff is expensive!
3 comments:
I would use the tasselly thingy as a zipper pull on a bag.
Loz
That's a good idea!
I'm almost a year too late, however the tasselly thing looks like a 'hamsa' (jewish) or 'hand of fatima' (islamic). In a nutshel, it's a good luck charm that protects the bearer from the evil eye :) how did you end up using it?
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